Malibu Rally Draws Celebs and Political Voices

Doug Emhoff, the spouse of Vice‑President Kamala Harris, recently joined a large anti‑Trump protest in Malibu. The event was part of a series of “No Kings” rallies aimed at opposing the current administration’s policies. The gathering attracted a mix of actors, comedians, and political activists. Notable attendees included comedian Kathy Griffin—known for her outspoken stance against Trump—along with actors Sam Elliott, Kristen Johnston, and Nancy Lee Grahn. Elliott, famous for his roles in “The Big Lebowski” and “A Star Is Born, ” wore a shirt that read “Vote the bum out. ” Griffin shared her experience on Instagram, calling the turnout “great” and urging people to stand up for their rights. The protest also featured signs criticizing the administration’s immigration policies and highlighting issues such as the war in Iran. Emhoff has remained active politically since his wife’s 2024 campaign, publicly opposing decisions that he felt conflicted with democratic principles.The rally in Malibu was one of many across Southern California, with the largest expected to take place in downtown Los Angeles. Other “No Kings” events were held in Studio City, where actors Annette Bening and Edward James Olmos participated; Bening displayed a humorous sign comparing Trump to Mary Poppins, while Olmos marched proudly beside an inverted American flag. Beyond the political discourse, Emhoff’s new home in Malibu—a 4, 000‑square‑foot mansion with a heated pool and panoramic ocean views—has become a point of interest. The property, shared with Harris, cost over eight million dollars and sits among other celebrity residences in the area. The rally’s atmosphere combined spirited protest with a sense of community, illustrating how public figures and everyday citizens can unite over shared concerns.